Algae finally realising its potential

opinion

Oscar Henderson

2 Oct 26

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Algae is not a new source of energy. Today’s fossil fuel largely comes from algae that fell to the bottom of the ocean millions of…

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Phelan Group looks to thin air for eSAF supplies

opinion

Fayaz Hussain

21 Sep 26

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“Melted into air, into thin air.” Shakespeare coined the phrase near the end of his play The Tempest. But for renewable energy entrepreneur Blair Phelan,…

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Show me the carbon credits

opinion

Oscar Henderson

11 Sep 26

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Being a sports agent is a challenging role. Players demanding long and lucrative contracts and tough negotiations with senior management at sports clubs can be…

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Twelve refinances AirPlant One with $45m credit facility

news

Oscar Henderson

10 Sep 26

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US synthetic fuel producer Twelve has closed a $45m credit facility. The credit facility refinanced the company’s AirPlant One facility and will support additional expansion…

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NorSAF bets on Baltics for European SAF

opinion

Oscar Henderson

4 Sep 26

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Avia Solutions Group is an unusual airline. Rather than operating its own flights, it specialises in providing aircraft and crew when others need them. This…

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Metafuels launches demo plant at PSI in Switzerland

news

Fayaz Hussain

20 Aug 26

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Swiss aviation technology company Metafuels has opened its Aerobrew methanol-to-jet demonstration plant at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in Villigen, Switzerland. The facility will convert…

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Turkish Airlines seeks SAF delight in SAFFA Fund

opinion

Oscar Henderson

14 Aug 26

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Istanbul has had many names. Originally the city was named after the Greek founder Byzas, who founded Byzantium in the 7th Century BC. It continued…

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The accident that revolutionised (SAF) brewing

opinion

Oscar Henderson

31 Jul 26

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In 1904 American tea trader Thomas Sullivan sent samples to Europe but wanted to keep them separate. He decided to package all the different types…

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Commercial eSAF aiming to be cheaper by the dozen

opinion

Oscar Henderson

20 Jul 26

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You may or may not have realised but a large portion of your life revolves around the number 12. Twelve hours on a clock face.…

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Project Rebound channelling the Dunkirk spirit

opinion

Oscar Henderson

26 Jun 26

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Operation Dynamo successfully evacuated over 300,000 allied troops from the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940. This was an enormous endeavour including nearly 1000 ships, varying…

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Twelve opens first commercial scale eSAF facility in the US, AirPlant One.

news

Oscar Henderson

15 Jun 26

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Power-to-liquid (PtL) sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) developer Twelve has opened AirPlant One, the first commercial-scale facility in the United States producing eSAF from CO2 and…

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Ronaldo and SAF logistics firm Exolum both looking to score

opinion

Fayaz Hussain

15 Jun 26

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This summer, all eyes will be on Cristiano Ronaldo. The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicked off yesterday, and Portugal’s greatest footballer – whose name graces…

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Accelerator launched to target commercial SAF production in Australia

news

Fayaz Hussain

10 Jun 26

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Australia has launched a programme to fast-track the commercialisation of domestic low-carbon liquid fuels, selecting seven projects across three states to receive targeted financial, regulatory…

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Positioning Spain as SAF hub: Moeve’s €8bn transition strategy

opinion

Fayaz Hussain

10 Jun 26

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Europe’s energy transition is increasingly shaped by the need to scale up a competitive domestic industry of green molecules. As sectors such as aviation seek…

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Airbus, Safran, Technip Energies and Tereos form JV to build SAF plant in France

news

Fayaz Hussain

9 Jun 26

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Four major European companies have joined forces to develop a large-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility at the Port of Dunkirk in northern France.…

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